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Letter: City council should reject idea to close Levack’s arena

Letter: City council should reject idea to close Levack’s arena

By recommending the Levack arena close to save money, City of Greater Sudbury staff are once again showing their longstanding neglect for outlying communities, reader says in an open letter to city council
Letter: Hats off to Sudbury Secondary’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’

Letter: Hats off to Sudbury Secondary’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’

‘The singing and action was terrific and the choreography was dynamic and flawless’
Letter: Playing games with integrity hurts everyone

Letter: Playing games with integrity hurts everyone

City council’s dispute with the integrity commissioner gives the appearance elected officials are more concerned with insulating themselves from scrutiny than living up to the spirit of the code of conduct, reader says
Letter: Nelson Street bridge misses mark on cycling safety

Letter: Nelson Street bridge misses mark on cycling safety

The city recently unveiled the redesigned pedestrian bridge in the downtown area, but this cyclist says the design misses the mark on safety
Letter: A disturbing incident at a local restaurant

Letter: A disturbing incident at a local restaurant

A reader was recently shocked and appalled by the conduct of a Sudbury restaurant manager
Letter: The federal NDP have left supporters in the lurch

Letter: The federal NDP have left supporters in the lurch

Sudbury.com reader says Jagmeet Singh’s New Democrats have taken their supporters for granted and allied themselves with interests that leave Canadian progressives without an alternative
Letter: Poppy sellers deserve some measure of comfort

Letter: Poppy sellers deserve some measure of comfort

A Sudbury.com reader spotted a poppy seller braving the cold outside a local store and though retailers could likely provide more comfort to Legion volunteers
Letter: Frustrated with lack of leadership, rising costs

Letter: Frustrated with lack of leadership, rising costs

From record food bank use to inadequate housing, what does the future hold for young people, reader asks, and where are the politicians with solutions?
Letter: When did an election become a referendum?

Letter: When did an election become a referendum?

When it comes to elections, letter writer advises voters to stay away from candidates who run on a single issue
Letter: Former NDP candidate criticizes Cons over birth control

Letter: Former NDP candidate criticizes Cons over birth control

‘Tories would rather women pay out of pocket for medically necessary birth control than make it universally available,’ says Nadia Verrelli